Vinnie Lauria
About Vinnie Lauria
Vinnie Lauria is a Founding Partner known for his insights on venture capital trends and Southeast Asia's startup ecosystem, featured in various media outlets including Vietnam Investment Review and Forbes.
Vinnie Lauria Founding Partner
Vinnie Lauria holds the title of Founding Partner. He has contributed his perspectives and insights to various platforms, where he shares his expertise on venture capital and startup ecosystems. His role involves steering his partners and clients through the complex landscape of startup investments and growth strategies.
Vinnie Lauria Vietnam Investment Review
Vinnie Lauria was featured in Vietnam Investment Review, discussing future trends for venture capital funds. He highlighted the resilience of Vietnam’s startup scene amidst global economic challenges. His insights provide a detailed look at the potential and ongoing developments in the region's venture capital market.
Vinnie Lauria Channel News Asia Money Mind
In an appearance on Channel News Asia's Money Mind, Vinnie Lauria talked about five critical aspects of building a unicorn startup. His discussion provided valuable advice for entrepreneurs aiming to scale their businesses to a billion-dollar valuation, focusing on fundamental principles and strategies for successful startup growth.
Vinnie Lauria Channel News Asia Work It Podcast
Vinnie Lauria participated in the Work It podcast on Channel News Asia, where he offered insights on hiring talented people and retention strategies. He shared practical advice on creating environments that attract and keep top talent, ensuring sustained business growth and team stability.
Vinnie Lauria Forbes Contributions
Vinnie Lauria has written several articles for Forbes, covering a range of topics. These articles include analyses of Southeast Asia’s logistics startups, the insurance industry, and the impacts of the U.S.-China trade war on the region. He has also explored the rise of Islamic fintech startups, the digital future crafted by Southeast Asian startups during the coronavirus pandemic, the resurgence of the Filipino tech ecosystem, the potential of digital neobanks, the exit landscape for startups, and the competitive landscape between Alibaba and Tencent in Southeast Asia and India. His contributions demonstrate a deep understanding of the regional tech and startup ecosystems.